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1 Webinar- Importance of Multi- Modal Transit Connections and Fare Policy for Regional Transit Mobility & Equity Thomas Marchwinski Metro North RR (Previously with NJ Transit)

2 Importance of Multi-Modal Transit Systems & Fare Policy to Enhance Regional Mobility Focus on Multiple Transit Modes, especially fixed guideways Examples of systems with significant use of multiple transit modes to function as a system Fare Policies that have developed to encourage intermodal usage with examples Data focus on NE cities with survey and real examples Upcoming changes with technology, Census definitions 2 S Y S T E M Research

3 What is Multi-Modal Transit? Individual Transit Modes are different types of service and technology. Except for walking, which all transit customers must do, all other individual transit modes encompass multi-modal. This can include auto, taxi, and rideshare access to transit Over 40 metropolitan areas now have multi-modal transit. This includes bus transit plus one transit mode on its own fixed guideway for at least part of the trip. This includes various rail and light rail modes as well as Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Over 20 metropolitan areas have at least two fixed guideway transit modes (typically some type of rail transit) Access to Transit can take multiple forms. Larger metro areas also have more riders using more then one transit mode for a trip

4 Types of Transit Modes Transit Fixed Guideway Modes Include: Rapid Transit-3 rd Rail, High Capacity, Grade Separated. Examples include the NYC Subway system, BART in San Fransisco Bay, WMATA in Washington DC Commuter Rail- Railroad cars, Partial Grade Separation, electric and diesel power. Typically long distance w/express service. NJ Transit, Metro-North, Chicago area {METRA) and newer systems in Salt Lake City, New Mexico, Seattle, Dallas Light Rail, Trolley, Streetcar- Medium Capacity, some Grade Separation, mixed with traffic. Multiple US cities for Light Rail, trolleys are both new (Seattle, Tampa) or old (New Orleans) Other- Ferry, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) -with own right of way. Medium Capacity, long or short distance (water) or BRT guideway with mixed traffic or traffic priority. Pittsburgh, Los Angles (BRT), NJ-NY, Seattle, Boston ferries 4 S Y S T E M Research

5 What is Fixed Guideway Transit? Premium Service, typically with majority of service on a dedicated Right-Of-Way Attracts more Choice riders, who typically can drive, and have access to a car. This compares to regular Local Bus Transit riders of which in most locations the majority do not have access to a car Fixed Guideway Service has travel time, reliability advantages vs. Bus Transit because of its own guideway removed from traffic Sense of Permanent Facility attracts additional ridership, investment Fixed Guidway transit represents a major investment. Over time, multi-modal guideway networks develop in the larger metro areas.

6 Access to Transit How Riders travel from Home to Access Transit Modes

7 NJT Commuter Rail-Intermodal Daily (2005) 7 About 4.5% of riders accessing rail use transit modes,(bus, light rail, rail) or about 4,500 persons. About 51.7% of rail riders use another transit mode to get from the train to their final destination or about 53,100 persons. 26,000 of these use NYC Subway & 17,000 PATH Overall about 61% of commuter rail riders make at least one part of their trip on connecting transit, or 62,700 persons not counting overlap Only a small proportion of riders (7.1%) walk on both ends of the trip. Also a small share of commuter rail riders use transit on both ends of the trip, about 4.4% or 4,500 riders Significant amount using drive access as shown in Table 1. This has remained relatively constant over 22 years despite a 50% increase in ridership and additional stations Tables 1 through 3 show how intermodal commuter rail system is S Y S T E M Research

8 Exhibit 1- Access modes to the NJT Commuter Rail System % 50% 40% 51.6% 52.7% 30% 20% 10% 0% 23.2% 15.7% 0.9% 6.1% 24.0% 10.9% 7.8% 2.5% 2.2% 2.1% Drove and Parked Walk Only/Bicycle Dropped off Passenger in carpool Bus/Shuttle Other

9 4% Transit Access Only 32% Transit Egress Only Transit Both Acc & Egress Walk Only Auto /Other 52% 7% 5% NJT Rail Access & Egress Transit Modes EXHIBIT 2

10 Intermodal Transit Metro North Commuter Rail Second Largest Commuter Rail System in USA. 220,000 riders on weekdays Amount of multi-modal use depends on market and type of trip as shown on Exhibit 3 More park-ride and auto access for longer trips to Manhattan CBD for work. Some auto for intermediate suburb to suburb Reverse Commuters from NYC to suburban job centers are mostly transit dependent, have lower incomes About 36% of riders to Manhattan transfer to subway at Grand Central Terminal. Shows importance of intermodal terminal

11 Metro North Rail Access & Egress Modes by Market Weekdays 2007 Work Travel to Manhattan Non Work Travel to Manhattan Intermediate Travel Reverse Work Travel Outbound Discretionary Travel Number of Travelers % with Car Available 75,500 21,200 14,400 11,500 3,200 86% 74% 59% 27% 41% Access Mode (Top 2) Drive Alone (51%) Walk (27%) Drive Alone (36%) Walk (26%) Drive Alone & Walk (29%) Walk (29%) Subway (39% Walk (32%) Subway (60%) Walk (22%) Egress Mode (Top 2) Walk (62%) Subway (34%) Subway (45%) Walk (40%) Walk (60%) Bus (18%) Walk (61%) Picked Up (15%) Picked Up (40%) Walk (27%) Median Household Income $173,800 $120,200 $80,000 $72,000 $86,800 11

12 Access Mode Varies Depending on Transit Mode & Location Exhibit 4 shows access modes to multiple transit modes in New Jersey. Majority of rail modes such as North Jersey Commuter rail, PATCO Rapid Transit,& River Line LRT have majority of ridership using auto and park-ride access Only Hudson Bergen Light Rail (HBLRT) a 15 mile new line with very high residential density (15+ housing units per gross acre) can support mostly walk-on ridership. Express bus riders also have much higher walk access Local Bus by comparison is 70% walk, 5% auto access and 20% another transit mode. Premium modes are mostly more auto dependent unless in high density areas. Exhibt 5 shows that access to Trenton to Camden River Line LRT stations varies depending on type of station. Most transit lines have variations in access to transit. River Line has 3% bicycle access because of on-vehicle bike storage

13 Exhibit 4-How Riders Access Fixed Guideway Transit By System in New Jersey System/ Service Park - Ride * Auto Modes Auto Drop- Off Total % Auto Non-Auto Modes Walk /Bike Transit Other NJT North Jersey Commuter Rail PATCO Rapid Transit 52% 16% 68% 23% 8% 1% 69% 6% 75% 16% 7% 2% River Line LRT 04 41% 11% 52% 27% 18% 3% Atlantic City Line 06 38% 12% 50% 19% 28% 3% North Jersey Express Bus to NYC NJT Hudson-Bergen LRT 37% 8% 45% 50% 4% 1% 20% 3% 23% 66% 9% 2%

14 Exhibit 5-River Line LRT access Mode by Station Type Type of Station Drive- Park Drop -Off Walk Bike Bus Rail or Rapid Transit Multi modal Other Trenton Stations (3) Downtown Camden (4) Regional Park- Rides (3) Town Center & Other (10) 14% 7% 32% 6% 15% 21% 3% 5% 8% 26% 3% 28% 26% 4% 77% 13% 4% 0% 4% 0% 2% 51% 12% 29% 1% 4% 0% 2% TOTAL 41% 11% 25% 2% 10% 8% 3%

15 Major Intermodal Terminals Typically in CBD or near CBD of major cities Have multiple transit modes and stations. Facilitate transfers between multiple modes Important Destinations nearby within walking distance and/or major connections between transit modes Examples include Grand Central Terminal in NYC, LA Union Station, Washington Union Station. Newer intermodal terminals include Denver Union Station, Miami Intermodal Center (partially completed) Exhibits 6 shows commuter rail rider connections at Hoboken Terminal in NJ, which has 5 transit modes (Commuter Rail, Light Rail, Rapid Transit, Ferry, and Local Bus

16 Intermodal Terminals- Grand Central 16 S Y S T E M Research

17 Exhibit 6-Where do NJT Rail Riders go after Exiting Hoboken Station % 8% 4% 1% 28% 8% % 31% Uptown PATH WTC-PATH Ferry-NY HBLR-NJ Bus-NJ Walk-NJ PATH-NJ Other 17 S Y S T E M Research

18 Fare Policy & Multimodal Transit Most transit agencies originally were private companies with separate fare polices. Most multimodal trips had to pay two separate or multiple fares. Public Agencies took over transit systems in 1960 s through the 1980 s. In addition, newer Transit systems were public agencies from the start of new service, especially with new rail and LRT systems. Public Agencies started to integrate some fares between modes, especially rail & bus with feeder bus fares, Uni-Ticket Legacy Commuter Rail systems remained with distance based fares, and steep discounts for multiride monthly tickets 18 S Y S T E M Research

19 Fare Policy Move to Greater Integration of Multimodal Transit 19 Metro-North Railroad in Suburban NY & CT. pioneered lower fares for certain markets like Reverse and Suburb to Suburb commuters Larger discount on rail fares for Non-Manhattan locations, such as Bronx to Greenwich, Stamford, CT and White Plains NY Locations became suburban office centers near rail stations. Fare Policy resulted in large increase in reverse ridership. Now accounts for 11% of Metro North ridership Exhibits 7 through 9 show change in fares and ridership 1990 s-nyc Transit Authority eliminated Two Zone transit trips using both Subway and Bus with new technology of stored value cards Led to large increase in ridership as a result of 50% decrease in fare. Must use within 2 hours for free transfer. Unlimited Metro Card also saved money S Y S T E M Research

20 MNR Low Intermediate Fare Structure East of Hudson MNR has a significant lower intermediate fare structure compared to the fare structure to/from Manhattan. This lower fare structure was implemented in the early 1980 s to increase ridership Targeted marketing Initiatives and low fares has increased ridership by +127% since AM Reverse Market share NYC to/from White Plains 35% NYC to/from (Stamford/Greenwich) 43% 11% to 13% for suburban intermediate work trips in 2013 Key Markets include: Bronx to White Plains Lower Westchester to White Plains Fordham to Stamford/Greenwich New Haven to Stamford MNR does not differentiate between peak vs. off-peak Intermediate fares 20

21 MNR Comparison of to/from Manhattan Fares vs. Low Intermediate Fares Exhibit 7 21

22 Metro-North, ridership to suburban job centers increasing significantly, especially to Stamford- Exhibit 8 6,000 AM Peak Weekday Ridership to Metro-North Suburban Job Centers Stamford +255% 5,000 4,000 White Plains +138% Ridership 3,000 2,000 Greenwich +155% 1, Stamford 1,600 1,416 1,438 1,605 1,813 1,936 2,155 2,669 2,854 3,077 3,895 4,030 4,025 4,062 4,620 4,200 4,226 4,619 4,532 4,489 4,935 5,325 5,277 5,451 5,686 White Plains 1,419 1,332 1,374 1,563 1,695 1,707 2,082 2,330 2,383 2,674 2,321 2,900 2,936 2,956 3,036 3,074 3,291 3,488 3,540 3,468 3,038 3,405 3,641 3,280 3,379 Greenwich , ,041 1,123 1,070 1,365 1,380 1,481 1,672 1,199 1,291 1,345 1,375 1,616 1,547 * Ridership is based on station off counts from both inbound and outbound trains. 22

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24 Future Trends in Intermodal Transit- Fare Policy New Technologies will allow ability to customize fares for markets, by time period, and encourage intermodal transfers. A number of transit agencies now have mobile ticketing via cell phone apps Recent APTA report indicates that ridesharing services (Uber, Lyft) can aid transit by making connections for the last mile from transit tofinal destinations. Majority of Ridesharing trips are on weekends and especially after 8 PM at night when transit services are reduced and not as competitive Region Wide Transit Ticket acceptable on multiple modes and multiple carriers are ideal for encouraging multi-modal trips. Examples in use include Clipper Card in SF Bay Area, London Oyster

25 Exhibit 9-What is the right amount to pay for commutation for work? Debatable; Center For Neighborhood Transit(CNT) recommends that a combination of 45% of HH costs for housing and transportation be used, with transportation being 15% of HH income. Affordability Index = Housing Costs + Transportation Costs Income Annual Cost Housing $20,000 + Transit Fare$2, Cars X 7,450 each = $14,900 $82,900 HH Income required to meet the Affordability Index = $20,000 Housing +$17,300 Commuting Costs 45% of Income For one car household $66,300 HH income required to meet the Affordability Index. 25

26 Future Trends in Multi-Modal Transit Issues that will are becoming Important Include: Equity in Transportation Fares- Recent studies show that housing and transportation costs should be no more then 45% of Household Income. Many Low Income riders have hard time paying for transit Some agencies like Seattle King County Transit implementing use of halffare for qualifying low income families that can document income Exhibit 9 shows example of how to calculate appropriate costs of transportation and housing. Saving one car helps Self Driving Cars- Are they Transit if linked in Platoons as some companies are researching? Possibility of 0 car auto occupancy can lower regional car occupancy Other- Change in Census Definitions of Transit- To be implemented in 2018, Light Rail will finally be a mode in ACS surveys. Also railroad will be redefined to include inter-city rail. Will indicate real transit ridership 26 S Y S T E M Research

27 Taking it to the Streets.. Mode Shift in Action Amber Blake City of Durango Director of Transportation and Sustainability

28 Taking it to the Streets Why is it important Steps to be taken How Durango does it The impact its had Mode shift in Action How can you do it From Planning to Engagement to implementation

29 Why is it important Where are you now? Where do you want to be when? Being Proactive.

30 You re a Planner What s the purpose What s in it for your participants Is what you re doing effective

31 You re a Planner Agency Planning Preparing Participating Do it all over again Public Preparing Participating Do it all over again

32 Engagement on all levels by all stakeholders is the key to success.

33 The City of Durango Population about 17,500 City, 54,000 County Multi Modal Programs Established 2012 Multi Modal Transportation Master Plan adopted 2013 CO medium-sized Transit Agency of the Year 2014 ACS data - 10% mode share non-motorized Gold Level Bicycle Friendly Community Very engaged citizens and businesses

34 Transportation Demand Management Bike - Ped Transit Parking A small shift can make a large impact.

35 Planning for people Data collection Vision Policy Statement 75 Public Meetings Implementation Focused

36 Planning for people The vision of the Durango Multi Modal Transportation Master Plan is to create a fully connected transportation network that provides for an outstanding transit, walking and bicycling community. A measure of achieving this vision is that a middle-school age child would be able to access transit, walk or bike independently throughout the City of Durango and its environs.

37 Leading the way Coordination Way to Go! Club Integrated Parking Program Partnerships Upcoming projects & Funding

38 Coordination Organizational Structure Internal External Public

39 The impact it has had and how Multi Modal Transportation Master Plan Increased Ridership Mode Shift Transit Impact Fees Community Partnerships Engagement AFTER BEFORE

40 Development Review What's needed How does your service connect Will you provide service Type of development Create standards

41 Long Range Plans & Land Use Development Code Encourage Participation through Engage your Transit Community Understand how it can benefit your system Connectivity

42 Time to Play. Mode Shift in Action Clean Commute Week Business Commuter Challenge Winter Bike to Work Day Safe Routes to School Momentum Travel Training Way to Go! Club

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44 Questions? Amber Blake City of Durango Director, Transportation & Sustainability Thomas Marchwinski Deputy Director Market Analysis and Fare Policy MTA Metro North Railroad Operations Planning and Analysis

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